After a long practice with ScratchJr, it is time for me to up one level and experiment in more advanced concepts on block programming with Micro:bit.
To program the Micro:bit device I use Microsoft MakeCode editor, giving me the opportunity to code in Blocks, Javascript and Python.
MakeCode for Micro:bit is translated in up to 30 languages, which makes it a perfect IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for young children that are not familiar with the English language yet.
Did you know that Microsoft MakeCode supports integration with GitHub? Providing a modern and efficient way to track changes of your code and share it with your friends.
"The Micro Bit is an open source hardware ARM-based embedded system designed by the BBC for use in computer education in the United Kingdom" Wikipedia
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To program the Micro:bit device I use Microsoft MakeCode editor, giving me the opportunity to code in Blocks, Javascript and Python.
MakeCode for Micro:bit is translated in up to 30 languages, which makes it a perfect IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for young children that are not familiar with the English language yet.
Did you know that Microsoft MakeCode supports integration with GitHub? Providing a modern and efficient way to track changes of your code and share it with your friends.
"The Micro Bit is an open source hardware ARM-based embedded system designed by the BBC for use in computer education in the United Kingdom" Wikipedia
Click here to view all Micro:bit related posts published on this site.